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Port Fairy Industrial Precinct Development Plan
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Requirement before a permit is granted
The responsible authority can consider an application before the Port Fairy Industrial
Precinct Development Plan has been prepared to:
 Construct a building or construct or carry out works associated with the use of the land
for agriculture.
 Construct a building or construct or carry out works associated with an extension to an
existing building not used for agriculture provided the floor area of the alteration or
extension is not more than 50 square metres.
 Construct a building or construct or carry out works associated with a Minor utility
installation.
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Conditions and requirements for permits
All proposals to construct a building or construct or carry out works before the Port Fairy
Industrial Precinct Development Plan has been prepared must be accompanied by a report
demonstrating that they will not prejudice the long term future use of the land for industrial
purposes.
Requirements for development plan
The Port Fairy Industrial Precinct Development Plan must be generally in accordance with
the Port Fairy Industrial Park Outline Development Plan that forms part of this schedule.
The development plan may consist of plans or other documents and may with the
agreement of the responsible authority, be prepared and implemented in stages and must
include a:
Built Environment Plan
The Built Environment Plan must:
 Outline the proposed method of staging development works.
 Include site boundary dimensions.
 Include existing and proposed easements, if applicable.
 Delineate the drainage depression.
 Include the connection of all services to the site, including gas, water, electricity and
sewerage.
 Include an internal and external road network design that meets the following:
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All road work to be constructed with an all weather seal to a width of 7 metres.
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Provision of the main access to the Port Fairy Industrial Precinct must be at the Port
Fairy – Hamilton Road / Blackwood Road intersection and determined in
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consultation with VicRoads. The access road to the Wannon Water waste water
facility may be considered as a secondary access point in consultation with
VicRoads and Wannon Water.
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Provision of safe and efficient vehicle movement (heavy vehicles, customer and
employee vehicles) including car and truck parking. All roads, driveways, vehicle
manoeuvring areas, vehicle parking areas and loading areas must be delineated and
constructed with an all weather seal.
Drainage Plan
The Drainage Plan must:
 Provide for the retention of the drainage depression for the primary purpose of site
drainage, overland flow and retardation basin. Overland flow of floodwater through the
site is to remain unimpeded and be incorporated into the design of the drainage
depression.
 Use Water Sensitive Urban Design principles in the management of stormwater.
 Be designed to provide for a 100 year ARI event as determined by the relevant
Floodplain Management Authority.
 Ensure that erosion and siltation control during construction and after construction is
managed in accordance with the measures outlined in Environment Protection
Authority’s Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites.
Landscaping Plan
The Landscaping Plan must:
 Provide details on the location, layout and planting schedule for all landscape buffers
and garden areas. The landscape buffers must be at least 5 metres wide at the rear of
boundary allotments.
 Provide for a tree reserve along the Port Fairy – Hamilton Road to provide a screen to
rear of allotments.
 Provide for a landscaped feature at the Port Fairy – Hamilton Road entry point to the
industrial precinct.
 Provide for landscaping within the drainage depression that integrates with the tree
reserve.
Cultural Heritage Plan
The Cultural Heritage Plan must:
 Include any sites of cultural or heritage significance and the means by which they will
be managed.
Note: A Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) may be required under the
Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007. Applicants are advised to contact Aboriginal
Affairs Victoria to discuss CHMP requirements.
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